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Posted 6 months ago
MykeyelSimon
(41 items)
There is a history behind this set. My mother bought most of the set back in the early 1970's and Now I have them. I also have most of a set of the same kind. almost enough to have 2 eight place settings. A few items still to be added.
Johnson Brother's was hired by HMS Queen Elizabeth to create this set of dishes. Each dish comes with it's own marking to show the authenticity of the peace. looking on the back most are in red or green that I have seen. Just a mark in the finish that is dots or angles to show up when fired the second time. All items are very well identified with the label and marking of Queen Elizabeth.
Johnson Brothers DinnerwareWhen Johnson Brothers was founded in 1883 by Frederick and Alfred Johnson, …